Try to contact the authors of DOSUSB Georg:
http://www.georgpotthast.de/usb/
Marco Achury wrote:
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>
> There is someone working on a free USB driver?
> This is really needed piece of software.
>
> I have look for some documentation about in the net,
> but is a very complex to me. I hope a
Dear Sirs
On ms-dos 6.22 using dir * is the same as use dir *.*
On Freedos dir * is the same as dir *.
Is a bug? The dir() function at euphoria language have
the same error. I suspect this come from an Watcom library function.
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lyricalnanoha escreveu:
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> I dunno, I for one would still like to see a good *free* Bourne shell for
> 16-bit DOS. I came close but failed last time.
No need to be 16 bits. 32 bits run very well in DOS, including FreeDOS.
A recomened complinet would be OpenWatcom C++
In fact a few FreeDOS u
On Tue, 13 May 2008, Eric Auer wrote:
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> Hi!
>
>> just an idea came to my mind: you could make a freash port of those
>> common Unix utilities... IMHO it would be most welcome.
>
> I doubt that - disk space is not an issue today and MANY
> Unix utilities have been ported to DOS using DJGPP, the
Hi!
> just an idea came to my mind: you could make a freash port of those
> common Unix utilities... IMHO it would be most welcome.
I doubt that - disk space is not an issue today and MANY
Unix utilities have been ported to DOS using DJGPP, the
GNU C (gcc/g++) and LIBC for DOS, 32bit style :-).
Hi Tom, Marco,
> > That I have in mind is mass storage, mainly flash memory stick...
> > Boot from cd-rom is OK as emergency tool but is a static
> > system where you can't save your preferences or documents,
> > will be better to have a portable USB system able boot on real
> > or virtual machin
Hi Claude,
just an idea came to my mind: you could make a freash port of those
common Unix utilities... IMHO it would be most welcome.
Thanks for volunteering,
Alain
Claude (Wayne) Smith escreveu:
> I am an old time programmer - Programmed many things.
>
> At one time, I programmed most of the
> That I have in mind is mass storage, mainly flash memory stick.
> Is becomming very popular and have replaced the floppy in
> all the new equipments. Even some industrial machines have
> replaced the floppy with USB as data media.
> Boot from cd-rom is OK as emergency tool but is a static
> sys
That I have in mind is mass storage, mainly flash memory stick.
Is becomming very popular and have replaced the floppy in
all the new equipments. Even some industrial machines have
replaced the floppy with USB as data media.
Boot from cd-rom is OK as emergency tool but is a static
system where yo
Hi Marco,
> There is someone working on a free USB driver?
> This is really needed piece of software.
USB-what driver? Saying USB driver is similar to
saying "driver for things running on electricity".
> I have look for some documentation about in the net,
> but is a very complex to me. I hope
There is someone working on a free USB driver?
This is really needed piece of software.
I have look for some documentation about in the net,
but is a very complex to me. I hope a strong programmer
out there can help with this.
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